@conor mcgregor nut hugger will be proud. Ordered 12 lbs of ear corn and currently making a squirrel picnic table. Wood working is manly. It'll probably be the nicest one made on the forum, by far.
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I broke both my 3/32" bits using a non-hammer drill to drill into concrete. Had to wait a few days for the new ones to arrive before I could finish drilling into the concrete
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I am thinking of going with an ear of corn instead of peanuts. Will be easier to get a good photo@conor mcgregor nut hugger will be proud. Ordered 12 lbs of ear corn and currently making a squirrel picnic table. Wood working is manly. It'll probably be the nicest one made on the forum, by far.
I think so too. I'm going to seal this up nice and try to do a really clean, nice job on it. Way nicer than it needs to be.
I ordered my corn from here. I like Rural King, makes me feel like a farmer.
Squirrel Corn 12 LB
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My wife received the office chair she ordered. She's WFH like me.
I put it together left-handed and with my eyes closed. Took me four and a half minutes.
I put it together left-handed and with my eyes closed. Took me four and a half minutes.
My wife and I just came up with a great plan. We are going to make rabbit picnic tables. Will have a hole cut out in the middle for a lettuce plant to be in. Just ordered some Parris Island Romaine lettuce seeds. I'm a nerd.
We have a ton of rabbits though.
We have a ton of rabbits though.
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Does your blueprint include somewhere to put the corn?
I was thinking of drilling into the center of the "table" portion and putting a piece of wire hanger there to hold the corn cob
No blue print, just kind of winging it. My plan is to have 2 3.5 inch screws coming up on either side of the table to hold 2 corn cobs. My table is about 8.25 inches long.
Just dropped 121 dollars on pepper and tomato plants at the local farmers market...I support those peeps as much as possible
for 121 I got...
18 pepper plants(that will make 26 total we are growing this year), peppers with almost every meal for us
8 tomato plants(will make 11 total this year)
Tray of dill(canning and for salads)
1 zucchini plant
2 Homeade Salsas/Sauces(Cilantro salsa and a Mole)
1 dozen Duck Eggs
Not manly but it was quite a haul
I did move a ton of river Cobblestones for a creekbed project I am doing this morning
I also started another tray of sunflower seeds for micro greens
Making Beefalo tacos and burgers today...grabbed 2lbs beefalo
for 121 I got...
18 pepper plants(that will make 26 total we are growing this year), peppers with almost every meal for us
8 tomato plants(will make 11 total this year)
Tray of dill(canning and for salads)
1 zucchini plant
2 Homeade Salsas/Sauces(Cilantro salsa and a Mole)
1 dozen Duck Eggs
Not manly but it was quite a haul
I did move a ton of river Cobblestones for a creekbed project I am doing this morning
I also started another tray of sunflower seeds for micro greens
Making Beefalo tacos and burgers today...grabbed 2lbs beefalo
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Can anyone please direct me to a thread where clay pots were involved? I just bought a load of herb seeds I want to plant but wondering about the drainage/air flow etc. My question was, should I soak the clay pots before I get the drill out?
Nice c-clamp. That's what all the great woodworkers use. Don't let @Lars tell you otherwise.@conor mcgregor nut hugger will be proud. Ordered 12 lbs of ear corn and currently making a squirrel picnic table. Wood working is manly. It'll probably be the nicest one made on the forum, by far.
If you hit any roadblocks here's a picture for reference.
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I like c-clampsNice c-clamp. That's what all the great woodworkers use. Don't let @Lars tell you otherwise.
If you hit any roadblocks here's a picture for reference.
Soak for at least an hour minimum. Use masonry bits, start with a small bit and gradually work up. High speed low pressure. Put tape on top of where you're drilling.
Like I said "all the greats"
Wooden dowels would be a bit more aesthetically pleasing. You could drill holes into the core of the cobs and slip them onto the dowels
I buy old cool ones from garage sales
got like 10 or so, some are very old and cool looking